Author: Neelam Pari

A. auditory
B. kinesthetic
C. olfactory
D. vestibular

A. pupil
B. optic nerve
C. fovea
D. ganglion

A. closure
B. figure and ground
C. proximity
D. distance

A. anvil
B. ear canal
C. basilar membrane
D. ear drum

A. the duplicity theory
B. Wever’s volley principle
C. Hering’s opponent process theory
D. Helmholtz’s trichromatic theory

A. vestibular system
B. pinna
C. round window
D. cochlea

A. texture-density gradient
B. retinal disparity
C. reciprocal innervations
D. retinal polarity

A. provide a sense of balance
B. provide the ability to taste
C. provide a sense of touch
D. provide an ability to feel an emotion

A. transduction
B. chaining
C. automatization
D. loci

A. texture
B. light and shadow
C. convergence
D. linear perspective